The Yuwell YE610D is an efficient, accurate upper-arm blood pressure monitor for tracking cardiovascular health at home. One-touch operation suits seniors and people with limited dexterity – simply press a button to begin. Irregular heartbeat detection and a hypertension indicator give you a more complete picture of your readings. Key features • One-touch operation – ideal for seniors • Large, clear LCD • Irregular heartbeat detection • Hypertension indicator • Memory storage • Comfortable adjustable arm cuff Who is it for? Senior citizens, people with high blood pressure and caregivers. For accurate readings 1. Rest for 5 minutes and avoid tea, coffee or smoking for 30 minutes before measuring. 2. Sit with your back supported, feet flat and the cuff on the bare upper arm at heart level. 3. Stay still and silent during measurement, and measure at the same time each day. What's in the box • Yuwell YE610D monitor • Upper-arm cuff • User manual Order the Yuwell YE610D BP Monitor from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan.
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Yes, it works with a single button and shows results on a large LCD.
It highlights readings that fall in the high blood pressure range.
Yes, it alerts you if an irregular rhythm is detected.
Blood pressure changes naturally with activity, stress, talking and posture. Rest quietly for 5 minutes, measure at the same time each day and take two readings a minute apart.
Orders are usually dispatched within 1–2 working days and delivered within about 2–5 working days, depending on your city.
Yes. CareBridge Medical delivers the Yuwell YE610D BP Monitor nationwide, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and smaller cities, with Cash on Delivery – you pay when it reaches your door.
